Premium construction: The central support is a reinforced 25 mm steel rod — substantially thicker than typical 15 mm poles — designed to support heavier microphones such as the Shure SM7B and other broadcast-style capsules. Its beefy build resists bending and minimizes wobble during active use.

Adjustable height and angle: The stand extends from about 22 inches for desktop recording to roughly 67 inches for standing vocal work. A smooth-turning knob locks the telescoping sections, and the included clamp rotates 180° so you can position the mic for streaming, podcasting, singing, karaoke or stage work.

Weighted, anti-slip base: The circular base measures about 11 inches across and weighs roughly 5.2 pounds to provide a low center of gravity while occupying little floor area. Smooth edges and an EVA foam pad under the casing protect floors and stay unobtrusive beneathfoot — useful in cramped studios or small stages.

Universal compatibility: The package comes with two standard microphone clips plus a 3/8" to 5/8" adapter to fit a wide selection of mics: Blue Yeti/Pro/Snowball, Shure SM58/SM7B, HyperX QuadCast/SoloCast, AT2020, Razer Seiren X, Fifine AM8 and similar models. The fittings make it compatible with most handheld and condenser microphones.

Detachable and portable: The vertical pole separates into three lightweight rods in about 20 seconds, letting you reconfigure height quickly for different venues. The compact, disassembled profile is convenient for transport and storage.

Packaging for travel: Each stand is shipped in a custom-designed box with foam inserts to guard against scratches and dents during transit, so it arrives ready to use at home studios, events or on the road.

VerdictA solid, travel-friendly mic stand that handles heavier broadcast mics without wobble. The thick 25 mm steel shaft, wide height range and rotating clamp make it flexible for desktop to standing use, and the 11" 5.2 lb padded base keeps it planted. The three-piece detachable design aids portability but requires familiarizing yourself with the screw joints to fine-tune height. Overall a dependable o

Kurt Obermeier 3/5

Wobbles at the Base

I expected more — it shakes notably because the lower connection feels weak.

Stéphan ALLIX 5/5

For Calibration Mic

Bought it to hold my home-cinema calibration microphone. It’s perfect.

Louise 5/5

Excellent Build

Strong construction and easy assembly. Cushioned insert in the heavy casing boosts stability and it includes multiple clips. Very impressed.

Dr. Lutz Porombka 5/5

Good Quality

Feels well made — I loved it.

Doug 5/5

Tall Reach

I'm 6'3" and it extends beyond that. Sturdy construction and a nice weight.

Luis García 5/5

Easy to Use

Simple to set up and fits the mic snugly.

Tatum 5/5

Durable and Portable

Robust build and good quality. Very easy to carry around.

Kenny 5/5

Solid Performance

High-quality stand. Height takes some fiddling with the three sections but works very well.

R. Scott 5/5

Versatile for Group Use

Works well for a homeschool talent show. At 5'8" the low setting is good and it still reaches taller users. The threaded pole feels solid; removing the middle section drops about 22 inches for kids.

Detachable Microphone Stand with Weighted Base

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